Coron Eco-Warriors

26/07/2026

The Forest That Remembers!🌱
There is a quiet corner of Coron where the tide rises each day, wrapping itself around roots that were once no taller than our hands.

Years ago, we stood there carrying seedlings instead of certainty. We laughed when we slipped into the mud, complained about the heat, and wondered if these tiny mangroves would ever survive. Looking at them now, it is hard to believe that something so small could become a sanctuary for fish, a refuge for birds, and a shield for our coastlines.💚🤍

That is the lesson mangroves have been teaching us all along. Real change rarely arrives all at once.It grows quietly. Root by root. Volunteer by volunteer. Generation by generation.

This International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem, we celebrate not only the forests that protect us, but also every young person, Fisher folk, elder, teacher, child, and community member who chose to believe that a handful of seedlings could become a legacy.

One day, someone will walk through a thriving mangrove forest without knowing who planted it.🥹
And that's okay.🥹
Because conservation has never been about being remembered. It has always been about making sure the forest does.🤍

🌱 Happy International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem.
— Coron Eco-Warriors

25/06/2026

Happy Philippine Arbor Day! 🌱
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🌱 This , we celebrate the people behind building a greener future for us. 🌳 Every seedling planted today is an investment in tomorrow.

📷Featured Photo: Women from Samahang Mangingisdang Matiyaga (SAMAMA) nurture mangrove seedlings in their nursery, demonstrating how community stewardship can help build a greener and more resilient future for both people and nature.

SAMAMA is a women-managed area association supported under the ADAPT for Bluer Coasts and Community Resilience (ADAPT) Project. Implemented by PFPI, ADAPT is supported by the UK Government through the COAST Facility, which is part of the wider Climate and Ocean Adaptation and Sustainable Transition (COAST) programme.

05/06/2026

As the world heats up, we must face the reality that environmental sustainability cannot be postponed.🌍

At UNDP, we are amplifying our support to help the Philippine government protect the environment, deliver on environmental commitments, secure vital financing, and implement equitable energy transitions. To truly respond to the climate emergency, we partner with societies to design inclusive pathways for a sustainable future, recognizing that environmental health is fundamentally interconnected with poverty reduction and community resilience.🌿

There is no Plan B for our home. A sustainable future cannot wait.

➡️Learn more about our work in and environmental sustainability: https://go.undp.org/qXW

05/06/2026

Mangrove trees guard coastlines all over the world. These powerful trees recycle pollutants, maintain water quality, and provide habitat and a secure source of food for wildlife and people.

WWF works with partners around the globe to promote the conservation of mangroves. These projects, which include working with many fisheries and coastal communities, aim to promote the restoration and protection of mangrove forests while supporting a variety of livelihoods for families and communities.

05/06/2026

Unique candelabra tree in Shady Dell, California 🌳💚
This 957-acre woodland is home to a remarkable grove of ancient candelabra-shaped redwoods, a rare natural wonder found nowhere else on Earth.

📷 Mike Shoys

05/06/2026

Happy World Environment Day!🩵💚🌱

🌱 Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future.

The climate crisis and the degradation of nature are among the greatest challenges of our time. Their impacts are deeply interconnected—affecting biodiversity, livelihoods, food security, health, and the resilience of communities worldwide.

Nature is one of our strongest allies in addressing these challenges. Caring for critical ecosystems not only protects the resources we depend on but also strengthens our ability to adapt to a changing climate.

At PFPI, we continue to work with communities, the government, and other stakeholders to advance integrated and locally led solutions that benefit both people and the planet.

This World Environment Day, let us be inspired anew to act with urgency for our climate and our shared future.